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by _448 4y ago
> I already started a course on a MOOC / course site Which MOOC is that?
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> They're old school C++ programmers or embedded devs or something. Now they want to learn how to build a modern web app in 2022. Start here: https://webtoolkit.eu
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Ask HN: Anyone Using Apache Celix?
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CouchDB would be ideal for this use case. Export your data to CouchDB on a per-tennant basis and use inbuilt access control.
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> Most of my time as a developer was spent writing backend C#, but I have enough familiarity with Python and JS to be dangerous. > My goals are: pickup marketable skills, scratch an itch, have as much fun as possible in the limited ti
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Ask HN: Which jobs will survive and which will disappear in 50 years?
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VLC is another option.
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Ask HN: Layered Design or Flat Design?
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Engineers working on the kernel and drivers have a dilemma. They cannot test the code for every conceivable platform because they do not have that many resources. They will test the code for the devices they have, and then ask for others to
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For a cursory understanding of whether you will stay together is this (note that I did not say "you all will be successful". Because startups rarely do what they set out to do; they change a lot during initial phase): 0. How long
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If you are developing the backend then Pushpin[0] is the easiest to integrate with. [0] https://pushpin.org
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> For context, I’m a software engineer working in FAANG as a backend developer in distributed systems and Linux kernel for many years From this I am assuming you will be comfortable with C++. > I just really dislike dealing with anyth
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Django for backend and Flutter for fronted, Pushpin for notifications and SQLite or PostgreSQL for database. That will get you through almost all of the development: for web and mobile apps.
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Apache Mesos, though not a ground up OS, it does have the aim of sharing resources across clusters.
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Elon Musk is not naive. He is a very shrewd business person. Whatever we see in public about him is a well choreographed PR activity. His PR agency/team seems to be doing a very good job. One thing to note. CEOs of big companies have a
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It is bad the same as in the English language. My experience is with the Marathi language. There is so much junk that it feels like I am searching for a needle in a haystack.
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Could you please point me towards them?
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Ask HN: How should a software engineer bring to reality a hardware project idea?
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Instead of this, it will help if the doc foundation works on providing mobile-friendly and also online libreoffice via the doc foundation and not by third party.
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To name a few: Space related tech, national security, healthcare and, data modelling and forecasting and optimisation.
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The book "Hackers and Painters"
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It is good that two similar projects are happening in the UK, one in the north, in Scotland, and one in the south, in Cornwall. These are the types of projects that are required that will boost the economy and prepare younger generation for
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Add to that list Europe, Middle-East, Japan and South-East Asia. Interestingly, yesterday I was watching[0] an Indian journalist analyse the Lancet report related to effects of population growth on various countries. He was analysing it fro
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Could you be more specific what you find difficult? That will help others provide you with guidance.
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That "heavy regulation" seems only on paper. If that was not the case then we would not have seen the casino banking and its bailout for which the people are still paying, we would have not seen the housing crisis where young peop
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Chinese buyout of Newport microchip plant a 'security risk' – UK(bbc.co.uk)
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Reason people have difficulty categorising Computing is because it is a combination of Maths, Arts, Physics, Chemistry and Electronics.
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If you want to experience amalgam of socialism and capitalism then there is no better country than the UK. UK is socialist when it comes to healthcare, education and media. But it is epitome of capitalism when it comes to finance/banki
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Ask HN: What is the future of Swift on the server-side?
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Ask HN: What are some funny ways a programming language feature is explained?
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